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What if Fiuto can't read my product link?

Fiuto reads the link you paste in setup to work out what your product is. It can only read public pages, and so can your testers. When a link fails, Fiuto says why, so you can fix it in a minute instead of guessing.

Every message has the same options: edit the link and select Try again, or select Describe it instead. From the second failed try, you can also select Skip for now. If you started without an account, you can select Sign up to keep going.

MessageWhat happenedWhat Fiuto does with your link
We can’t open that linkThe link points into a builder or file app and isn’t shared publicly, such as an editor link or a file with restricted sharing. Testers can only open links that are shared publicly.Drops it. Share a public link, or describe your product.
That link opens a sign-in pageThe page asks for a login before it shows anything.Keeps it when you describe your product. Testers can sign in with their own logins.
That domain isn’t showing a site yetThe domain points at a parking page, so there is nothing to read.Drops it. Check the address, or describe your product.
That site turned our reader awayThe site’s security settings stopped Fiuto’s reader. Testers open it in their own browsers.Keeps it when you describe your product.
That page builds itself in the browserThe page assembles itself after it loads, and Fiuto’s reader couldn’t finish it. Testers will see it fine.Keeps it when you describe your product.
Couldn’t reach that linkFiuto couldn’t tell why. Localhost, staging previews and pages behind a login all end here.Check the address and try again, or describe your product.

When Fiuto keeps your link, Describe it instead carries it into the next step. Fiuto doesn’t claim it read the page. The confirm screen shows Testers will open and the site’s address, with Change beside it. The link is saved with your product when you confirm, so your study points testers at the right page. The link stays if you retry a failed description, reload the page, or sign up partway through.

Fiuto drops the link when it is private or parked, because testers could not open it anyway.

The same messages show when you select Add a product, from Create a new study or from Settings. Edit the link and select Try again. For the messages where Fiuto keeps your link, you can also select Enter details by hand.

In the hero field, Fiuto flags a Lovable editor link or a v0 chat link before you continue, as a private link. For other builders, the message appears after Fiuto tries to read the link. Where Fiuto names your platform, the steps below match what the setup flow shows.

PlatformHow to get a link testers can openFirst-party source
LovablePublish your project with website access set to Public, then paste the lovable.app link.Lovable publishing
v0Select Publish in your v0 chat so anyone can open the app, then paste the vercel.app link.v0 deployments
BoltPublish your project as a public site, then paste the bolt.host link.Bolt publishing
ClaudeOpen the artifact and select Publish, then paste the public link.Claude help center
FigmaSelect Share and set Audience access to Anyone, then paste the link. Your admin may need to allow public links.Figma sharing
ReplitIn publishing settings, set Sharing to Public and publish, then paste the link.Replit private deployments
Base44In your dashboard, set App Visibility to Public, then paste the base44.app link.Base44 managing access
NotionPublish the page from the Share menu, then paste the notion.site link.Notion public pages
Google DriveOpen Share and set General access to Anyone with the link, then paste the link. A work or school admin may need to allow this.Google Drive sharing

Steps were last checked against these pages on 2026-11-03. Platforms change their sharing options, so check the source if a step looks different. Framer, Webflow and Canva sites have no platform steps here: publish the site, paste its public link, or describe your product.